S06E01 · SCENE 14/21 · 16:16
The Chaperone · Atlantic City hotel room
Atlantic City hotel night

Jerry and Kramer in Atlantic City hotel hear pigeons; Kramer scares them with loud noise.

16:16→17:33
in the episode · 1m 17s · S06E01

What happens

16:16–17:33

In their Atlantic City hotel room, Jerry and Kramer are disturbed by pigeon noises. Kramer makes a loud noise to scare them away, then they say goodnight.

WhereAtlantic City hotel room
DriverKramer
Positionact2 · setup
ThreadKramer coaches pageant

Key lines

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16:43

I want a decent sock that's comfortable that will stay on my foot!

17:14

This will scare them off.

17:26

Well, good night, Ollie. Good night, Stan.

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scheme0.5
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Beats

17:14Kramer scares pigeons

Scene in the episode

16:16–17:33
A · Jerry dates Miss Rhode Island
B · Kramer coaches pageant
C · Elaine works for Mr. Pitt
D · George changes Yankees uniforms

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